Solstice

Windows 10 The stable beta, not nightly. N/A Clicking. Where are the log files? I did consider upgrading by going up version by version, honestly it's easier to just start again. That's most likely why it's crashing then. No worries. Thanks for the answer. o/

So I just checked out the site and saw the engine's been updated a ton, wanted to check it out. I used the upgrade version of the download to upgrade my intersect 4.2 engine to the new one but when I launch the server.exe it opens for a second, puts the intersect logo, then closes instantly, even if I run as admin, I'm not getting any prompts or anything it's just closing itself and that's all. 4.2 version runs fine. What's the fix here?

Sounds like bad auto-generated music. Why do you keep putting notes next to each other?

Have you got any midi? Like old school RPGMaker/FInal Fantasy type style stuff?

So the editor still doesn't work on Linux?

I thought this question deserved it's own thread because it's kind of important. I'm planning to replace my OS (windows Vista) with Linux Mint and was wondering if the engine will work fine on Linux Mint, or whether I need to consider another version of Linux?

Looking into it, it seems that (Microsoft KB971644 platform update) is in fact an amalgamation of other updates bundled together for windows server 2008 and windows vista itself. I'm going to try downloading just the graphics and imaging portion of this package. The list of packages inside the 971644 are listed here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/971644/description-of-the-platform-update-for-windows-server-2008-and-the-pla Edit: Nevermind, downloaded the update and ran the installer but it threw an error at me. Trying to figure it out. Edit: Turns out the Nvidia GeForce 8200M G chipset I have is only DX10 capable, not DX11. So there is literally nothing I can do to solve that and use Editor on this machine. Still don't understand why the client is DX10 and the editor is DX11. Why not have both use DX10?

Why is that?

Yeah, you're right it's not the client that fails, it's the editor. I misremembered. My old laptop has a geforce 8200m graphics chipset and when I open the editor, the editor does this: Is this not a DirectX issue?

Well I'm always interested in there being more engines about. Especially since some of us can't render the Intersect editor on some of their older devices.

Don't you think it seems a bit orderly for an underground city? I mean you have to imagine they'd have problems digging out certain types of rock and would rather excavate around it, or perhaps for reasons of the cavern's structural support they left in some columns?

I was unaware the forum was as dead as it is. This was rather high up on the most recent threads.

Always need more engines, the vast majority never get finished or they're programmed by 12 year olds and barely function! Looking forward to seeing where this goes. Just looked at the Trello though and that deadline you set is way behind us now. Hope that's not a sign this has been abandoned. :S

Dunno what the standard rates are but I just so happen to be trying to make some side cash with what little time I have. Unfortunately I can't private message you for some reason, presumably because my account is new. Drop me a message and I'll respond if I can do it, let me know some ballpark numbers and what you're looking for, also if you have a palette and example style/aesthetic ruleset send that too.

Might work if it's online. Definitely won't if it's single player. Also create a sense of pressure in the world, a common foe for the players, it will lead to large settlements and groups, rather than little shacks and griefers.

That's interesting, I was also toying with the concept of writing a light novel and then also using that world as an orpg, where you're not the protagonist, you're just one of the background characters, like an NPC. I wish you good luck!

My understanding of Stadia is that it will basically be a Remote Desktop Access style service to a very good computer/server, in exchange for a monthly subscription. You could, in my understanding, run anything you like on Stadia and then have it sent to your phone, irregardless of whether your phone is capable of running it or not, therefore with my understanding the answer is yes, the devs won't need to do anything. In the off-chance that Stadia is more like a netflix style pick-your-flick where you are given a limited menu, then shame on Google for taking the lazy route. My hope is Stadia kills off consoles and the need for people to buy £1,000 computers to play the latest games. I'd rather pay £20 a month for 5 years to play any game I can for as long as I want, than spend that money on a computer that's going to be irrelevant in the same space of time and needs maintenance and every 2 years a replacement PSU or WiFi Adapter.

The spawn settings are done in the editor suite, under Class Editor. As far as I'm aware, spawns are set to classes, so that different classes i.e. 'Shining Administrator of the Sacred Sunlit Scriptures" can spawn in places others can't. Imagine a naruto game having multiple villages with each 'class' being a ninja type, leaf, sound, sand, cloud, etc.